domitable (Meaning)
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domitable (a.)
That can be tamed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of domitable
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domitable Sentence Examples
- The team showed remarkable domitable spirits, overcoming every obstacle in their path to victory.
- The soldiers displayed unwavering domitable courage in the face of overwhelming odds.
- The indomitable adventurer remained persistent, refusing to give up on his quest.
- The domitable fire within the athlete pushed her to new heights of performance.
- The indomitable spirit of the people kept them going, even in the midst of great adversity.
- The domitable strength of the bridge allowed it to withstand the destructive forces of the storm.
- The domitable determination of the scientist led to a groundbreaking discovery.
- The domitable resolve of the activists brought about positive change in the community.
- The domitable will of the survivor overcame all challenges, leading to a miraculous recovery.
- The indomitable spirit of the pioneers allowed them to conquer the unknown and settle new lands.
FAQs About the word domitable
That can be tamed.
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No antonyms found.
The team showed remarkable domitable spirits, overcoming every obstacle in their path to victory.
The soldiers displayed unwavering domitable courage in the face of overwhelming odds.
The indomitable adventurer remained persistent, refusing to give up on his quest.
The domitable fire within the athlete pushed her to new heights of performance.
